There Are 7 Rivers in Africa???





“There are seven Rivers in Africa,

Seven Rivers in Africa


Then we also added and I don’t know why

Azikiwe, Wolowo, Tafawa Balewa,











13 Replies to “There Are 7 Rivers in Africa???”

  1. you see, how can you say there are 7 rivers in Africa. that why I tell people that school na scam. even in our village, we have nine rivers. 🤣🤣🤣


  2. Well, i want to first said that, we should not be angry with the acceptance of colonialism by our fore fathers. Many things were at stake if they have refused, and i so much believe that whatever they have done or accepted was to preserve the great African lineage for us to inherit and correct. A lot of stories have been misinterpreted about us, some because the WHITES really wants to portray a negative image of our people, while some are just because some WHITES explorers interpreted their views to the limitation of what they were able to see.
    But i must say, for every African country to gain that sufficiency it always dream of, we must cut certain ties between the western world. This is because, before colonialism, Africans have their ways of life which was working pretty well and co-existence wasn’t an issue. We must make our own research and put out valuable information’s for the public to understand mama Africa. Design our own way of government, cut out dependency of foreign nation, drive towards unified African Trade, create a common lingual e.t.c. and them we can operate differently from everyone else an excel in our originality.
    Quote me wrong in any of the above, but i reckon it is the way out of this post colonial slavery acts.


  3. Great! Well done Madam. Just highlights the need for re-orientation of our people from age long misconceptions of colonialism. Just realized recently that the usual slogan chanted in my village by a group of people who intend to apply force together at the same time to achieve a task – “Oshe Bei” was actually a colonial command to subjects to perform a task and it is ‘Apes Obey’.

    This actually is not the worst as it is in the past. The present predicament is our willing subjection of our patronage, loyalty and esteem for the foreign to the detriment of the local.

    God help us!

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    1. Interesting revelation @ Oshe Bei. We need to consciously take pride in and become producers of tangible and intangible valuables from Africa to the rest of world. Imagine Donald Trump threatening to turn off the internet? Africa is indeed rising and I’m a firm believer in that.


  4. Lolol! Methinks it will be hard for it to fade if young folks like you know it.
    Let the rewriting begin. I would help, but I don’t know the song. Over to you.


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